Cooley High School - Castellan Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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-' W i? ek at aa gf 'aaw 4 P? 33 if ?,t,,,tI,'iQii. Q E , , H ., IV, ,xg 1. if-GW?-. 3'flL'? 2 A at ,E T ir, H V as Rosa BARTON WALTER BRACE Y MZT,gi5'24f , f A Q MARY CRANE , Retired ' ROBERT MARILYN CROSTHWAITE HAMILTON 4. Remembered by Students, Faculty, and Parents . , ,,-4,1ff..,fj -'L '!'f.f,,4f,E,3'i:2,' -' rzqqf f V EDWARD EATON Edward C. Eaton, who taught at Cooley for 23 years in the Music and Mathematics Depart- ments, died on February 22, 1959. Teazcbizzg Basic Calculations' Whether figuring our sales tax as the merchant or counting up one's purchases as a customer, mathematics is constantly being used in everyday life. The Math Department teaches basic skills for all students and advanced calculations for the professional students. Mary Lou Papier and James A DeMegl1e demonstrate their proficiency in fjeometry. :Vu 8iQm GERALD ALLISON W '-a- Rf HENRY KUNKEL ff ! R417 AA It W 'dir . T, tj' 1 HOMER . -. MARTIN lbvv A -flu , 'Q f DOROTHEA SALLE ARLEY LUSK Department Head, BEATRICE COWAN, is not pictured.